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@ismaelh Perhaps, but I believe he chose to do this since he knew he couldn’t take on Jinwoo himself, so he tried to get his boss involved. His boss, Thomas, did warn him and would be mad, and maybe beat him up, but he knew would never kill him since Thomas is quite biased towards his “assets”...

@ismaelh He’s trying to get Thomas Andre involved since he thinks they’re both on the same level and his guild leader would protect him. Unfortunately for him, he never knew Jinwoo could swap places with his shadows.

Sigh... if only people knew...

bruh

@Maplereads Isn’t it cuz credit pages can just be removed by those who’re stealing translations?

@RonBWL Lewd handholding left too strong an impression

@Rasz Oh damn, I completely forgot about that, lol. Thanks for refreshing my memory.

@Rasz wait, what? since when is Yoo Jin-Ho related to ?

@JustSomeManOfCulture Chapter 148 (novel), when he beat a dungeon with Nagas. That’s the boss. Forgot which manwah chapter

@Trosfy Are you referring to the web novel? Cuz I have read it, and I’m not sure how else to describe him other than being the physical embodiment of the end of all existence itself.

@ruth1ess @supersaiyandoyle Not death, but the end of all existence itself. He is entropy given living form.

@Redice @lenyek_penyek Agreed, now only if he knew where the villain is, or what the state of the villain was in within that month. Or how to contact that chick who imprisoned him in the first place.

@StrangeStripes Ah, my bad. As you mentioned, I thought you were talking about its classification.

@StrangeStripes This has probably been explained several times already, but again, anything classified “Safe” doesn’t mean safe in the literal sense. It means it is easily contained. Like, once it’s in the box, nothing happens, ever. Unless of course an anomalous event occurs, which demands...

@Amplify Oh, I wrote that thinking about what’s about to happen eventually. I forgot that’s spoiler territory even though it’s just an implication.

@Maala That would be the normal course of action for any regular setting, however, it’s not realistic in this case considering how the world, not just Japan, is in danger. The urgency and lack time would require him to make a decision through emotional or psychological pressure. @Amplify It...

@HorseRider9000 Probably weak to people who don’t understand close family ties. If I had a choice over my brother’s well-being over the lives of thousands of people I don’t know about, I’d pick my brother every time.

@Ihcky It was set up from the get-go that this was all he wanted and intended, albeit finding a way to revive the hero. It’s kinda funny that you’d be upset about this now.

@Wataterp I understand as well. It’s just that this author has a tendency to have his work share the same universe as his other works. It’s likely the former as well, despite the possibility of the alternative.

@REDS True, I have seen a few novels that use the term as such. After all, it’s likely the way they address planets and stars as celestial bodies in general.